Cantabria, June 2026.
spain
Church of the Fog
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video Great conditions, very little time.
Castle above the clouds
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video This $10 filter cost me the photo of the year.
Strong Hill, III
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video This $10 filter cost me the photo of the year.
This $10 filter cost me the photo of the year
I dropped and cracked my telephoto lens. I thought a UV filter was the solution to keep it free from dust, and it may be true... but the $10 cheap filter I got also ruined what could have been the photo of the year.
Cross of the Castle
Galicia, August 2026.
Windmills, XI
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video Great conditions, very little time.
Sailboat, I
Galicia, July 2026.
From the video Photography on the Galician Coast.
The Pharmacy, I
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video Great conditions, very little time.
Horse of the windmills
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video Great conditions, very little time.
Great conditions, very little time
After a very long and hot summer, I finally get some moody weather. But of course, it was precisely on one of the busiest days of the summer due to family.
Sunrise from my bedroom
A couple of mornings from my bedroom.
Galicia, August 2026.
Mama and Baby Stork
Galicia, May 2026.
The Forest
Asturias, June 2026.
From the video You don't need much to go on a mini photography adventure.
House by the road
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video Why I work on multiple photography projects at once.
Farmland
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video Why I work on multiple photography projects at once.
The tractor
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video Why I work on multiple photography projects at once.
The cemetery, II
Galicia, August 2026.
From the video Why I work on multiple photography projects at once.
Forest Magic
Galicia, May 2026.
Eclipse Day
Yesterday, I got to see my third total solar eclipse. The third time I've experienced this feeling of being overwhelmed, of belonging to something so much bigger than ourselves, of wanting to cry at seeing a mere shadow.
How lucky I feel to have been living in Oregon when the 2017 eclipse happened; to have family near the path of totality in Indiana in 2024; and to top it all, the 2026 eclipse crossing my hometown.
In these moments, photography becomes secondary. I took a couple of photos handheld and put the camera down. I did have a couple of cameras rolling, so I made a little video of the event. It was intended for personal consumption, but there's a short version on my YT channel.